Our daycare program is designed specifically for dogs over 30 pounds, giving larger breeds the space and structure they need to thrive. Our K9 Playtime Activity Series provides enrichment and structured activities that help keep dogs active, engaged and mentally stimulated.
Approved doggie daycare guests enjoy all-day group play with dogs of similar size. For dogs who are not participating in group play, we also offer private play sessions with a trained team member, providing individualized attention and enrichment.
Our team completes comprehensive training that includes Professional Pet Boarding Certification, Pet First Aid & CPR and ongoing education. This training helps team members understand natural dog behavior, guide positive group interactions and create a structured daycare experience.
The K9 Clean System reflects our purpose-driven approach to total dog wellness. It includes advanced HVAC systems, Pet Aerapy UV-light technology, antimicrobial flooring and thoughtful sanitation protocols using pet-safe products.
Playtime is structured to help dogs feel comfortable and settled while they interact with others. Dogs are grouped by size, creating an environment where larger breeds can move, play and socialize more naturally.
Each new dog goes through a gradual introduction process to make sure they’re a good fit before joining the group. Throughout the day, dogs stay engaged with a mix of activity, interaction and rest, creating a balanced routine that keeps them active without becoming overwhelmed.
Big dogs come with big energy—and they need the right outlet for it. Instead of spending the day at home, your dog can stay active, social and engaged in a structured daycare environment designed just for larger breeds.
From running and playing to taking breaks between activities, each day is balanced to keep dogs happy without becoming overstimulated. With attentive supervision and plenty of interaction, your dog gets the movement and engagement they need—and you may even notice a calmer, more relaxed pup at home after a full day of daycare.
